RoadMap

0.94.1 (The release of new blood and less mess!) ETA: 07-21-2006
- Cleanups!
- Needs to be fixed:
  - Fix shroud so that games doesn't start with fully revealed maps (fixed)
  - Fix fullscreen switching in game (fixed)
  - High CPU usage (fixed long overdue in svn)

0.94.2 (The (vaporware?) release of noticeable improvements!) ETA: 09-01-2006(long overdue!)
- Fix Widget drawing code to use component ui images. (move goal for 0.95?)
- Take advantage of intro.fnt, which is the font from the Dune 2 intro which font.fon is based on... (in svn, but due for 0.95 in stead?)
- New ini-type configuration file (idem?)
- Store settings and savegames in ~/.dunelegacy/ on *NIX
- Tidy!
  - create a singleton application object, for launching the game, setting fullscreen/resoloution/etc (partially done?)
  - create a settings class that holds application settings, resolution, data file path, other non game specific stuff
  - create a GameDescription class that holds game-specific settings like the list of players and the current map, etc
- Searching for LAN games
- Fix issues with map editor so maps can be generated and used (somewhat done)

0.95 (The truly free release!) ETA: summer(?)-2007
- Implement support for raw Dune 2 data files (in the form of a independent library)
- Implement FM Synth
- Implement seed revealer
- Unless SDL_mixer can play samples at various sample rates, implement our own stuff..
- New name

0.96 (only on the drawing table for now)
- Metaserver for searching internet games
- -> 16 bpp (allows for transparency, several new team colors, and a lot of other stuff)
- Split engine from mod
- Huuuuuuuuge maps!
- Improved AI
- Unit promotions

0.97 (only ramblings on drawing table for now)
- PSP port
- New multiplayer game types?
  - Sole Survivor'ish (as in C&C: Sole Survivor, single unit only with upgrades)

2.0 (the ramblings of a mad man of nifty features that could come ETA: Around the release of Duke Nukem Forever)
- New multiplayer features:
  - Multiplayer campaign
    - Persistant world

3.0 (The very most awesome release ever to appear, most likely being more vaporware than Duke Nukem Forever! ETA: Around the release time of Duke Nukem Forever 3)
- Dungeon Keeper-like FPS-ability